1. 1

    John Scott Cree - A superfluous man

  2. 2

    John Scott Cree - Ay de oh ho

  3. 3

    John Scott Cree - Grievance (no sense)

  4. 4

    John Scott Cree - I do My Thing

  5. 5

    John Scott Cree - I must keep trying

  6. 6

    John Scott Cree - I'm lumbered with you

  7. 7

    John Scott Cree - Incorrigible

  8. 8

    John Scott Cree - Mao Oo Ma Ma

  9. 9

    John Scott Cree - Mid-life crisis blues

  10. 10

    John Scott Cree - Off the peg

  11. 11

    John Scott Cree - Oh Buddy

  12. 12

    John Scott Cree - Paddy, me bhoy

  13. 13

    John Scott Cree - Pink sunglasses

  14. 14

    John Scott Cree - She's being dumped

  15. 15

    John Scott Cree - The Isle of Capri

  16. 16

    John Scott Cree - The pith of history

  17. 17

    John Scott Cree - Come along me lucky lads (the Louis Boogie)

  18. 18

    John Scott Cree - Dave's Big Issue blues

  19. 19

    John Scott Cree - Days like these

  20. 20

    John Scott Cree - I Saw You At The 100 Club

  21. 21

    John Scott Cree - Indirigible

  22. 22

    John Scott Cree - It starts with 'V'

  23. 23

    John Scott Cree - Some headlines (such triumphs)

  24. 24

    John Scott Cree - To hear Chuck Berry sing

  25. 25

    John Scott Cree - Underneath a Cajun Moon

The pith of history

John Scott Cree

A bunch of drunken Normans came on a day trip from Boulogne,
They bought their duty free fags and a couple of bottles of woine
They had an English beer or two which filled them with such zest
They thought they'd buy red noses for this was a Norman conk quest

(Ch) Run this by me once more, the pith of history

There were no noses to be bought for they had not been invented
And with their bellies full of beer the French were discontented
So Bill the boss told all his lads to go out on the spree
Kick some plate glass windows in and bash up OAPs

(Ch)

King Harold was at Stamford Bridge though West Ham were at home
When first editions carried news of vandalism done
But he was north and they were south so he didn't go like he oughter
He thought it was excessive prose by tabloid press reporters

(Ch)

By the time he got down to the coast a battle was in full swing
There was bits of bodies flying about and lumps of dirt and things
And one of his blokes says 'what'll we do we can't just let things lie?'
'Hang about' says Harold 'I've got something in my eye'

(Ch)

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